Ryobi 40 Volt Generic Battery Review 

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Thanks for your review. I've been looking for a replacement for my busted 3Ah pack and the performance of the various "6Ah" knockoffs was probably going to be closer to 3-4Ah - which is what you confirmed. Like you mentioned, I'm probably going to order one because not all 40v tools need the same capacity. I bought a factory blemished Ryobi 6Ah and that thing is great for the blower as it uses a lot of power. For the string trimmer, the factory 3Ah ran long enough to edge and trim my entire yard, and it was just the right weight. I didn't want to buy another 6Ah to replace my 3Ah as that would be too heavy in the trimmer.

June 1, 2024: A RYOBI 40 volt, 4 amp hour battery costs $180 vs a knockoff 40 volt, 6 amp hour battery that costs $60 with similar run times. Perhaps the biggest Thief is RYOBI and how they stick it to their Consumers?

Im curious whst the runtime in the blower was wity the 4ah? Also was the blower set at the hightest speed?

Yes the batteries hurt to buy. However given the relative price of batteries at around $1 per watt hour I don’t think the price is outrageous. A 6ah 40v has about 216 watts so about 219 isn’t bad. Batteries are just expensive in general. I would personally never buy any knock off lithium batteries. There are so much to go wrong and so much potential for a fire. I’ll just pay extra for the branded version and sleep better at night.

The 40v batteries are mostly junk. Some do not charge. Some do not work on all tools. Rodney

I'm amazed ppl buy these knockoffs. You get what you pay for 99 percent of the time.